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It had waited for me to be born, and then it had waited for me to be suddenly crippled in both legs during my wildly ambitious youth.

These "wildly popular" graphics relay information through design, making them accessible and easy-to-understand.

It was a sensational pig show and we applauded wildly, but it inspired a bit of envy in this city dweller.

He and I sat on a wooden bench outside the KB Toys Store watching the kids as they ran wildly in and out of the store.

One of the soloists gently turned him around, to see the hall full of a wildly cheering, applauding, and hat-waving audience.

He looked up wildly, and saw his mother and uncle regarding him with sad faces.

I should wildly, as we walked together out of the front door, to wait for the coach in the road.

Now that investors seem to understand this, the markets are swinging wildly.

He saw how the White House cynically used the popularity of his boss, Mr Powell, while being wildly jealous of it.

Gesticulating wildly, the man acted as if he found my offer outrageous, but he eventually reduced the price to $10.

When she was lost to his view, he pursued his homeward way, glancing up sometimes at the sky, where the clouds were sailing fast and wildly.

Gesticulating wildly, the man acted as if he found my offer outrageous, he eventually reduced the price to 10 pounds.

As they attacked, Ms. Deng said, she took a fruit knife from her purse and stabbed wildly. Mr. Deng fell, mortally wounded.

Estimates of how much the new market is worth vary wildly.

He saw it first when it jumped in the air, true gold in the last of the sun and bending and flapping wildly in the air.

The rat squealed as he bit into it, squirming wildly in his hands.

Black clouds hurried across the sky, and the trees moved wildly in the wind.

The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke blackened bundle out of my arms, I had some difficulty in recognizing her.

He walked boldly through the land, and as he walked the long white hairs of his head and beard danced wildly in the wind.

His black heart beating wildly, he rushed over to his unconscious daughter and brought her to.

Her head fell back, and her laughter rose and carried over the street like an abandoned, wildly colored kite.

Maude bobbed her head wildly. Harold wagged his tail and batted his eyes into the face of each family member. At last someone noticed!

The practical application states that this kind of product can wildly used in construction structure, sc. . .

In the brightness of the lightning Gabriel saw their two shadows, wildly enlarged, on the hill in front of him.

There is some evidence that at least some authors of misery lit have made it up, or wildly exaggerated the horrors.

The green plot at the end of the alley does not look wildly fresh, but contributes a sense of vitality not felt in wilderness.

she cried. The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke---blackened bundle out of my arms.

She let out a heart-wrenching scream at the news and started running wildly around the house, from room to room.

In fact, the only emerging pattern is one of wildly see-sawing fortunes, as coastal towns change hands with almost metronomic regularity.

The senator is, after all, a Washington incumbent at a time when both incumbency and all things federal are held to be wildly unpopular.

Her magnanimity provoked his tears: he wept wildly, kissing her supporting hands, and yet could not summon courage to speak out.

The crowd cheered wildly as she took the smoke-blackened bundle out of my arms.

Wildly popular with her students, she manages education like a career, with lofty ambitions of scaling the hierarchical ladder.

News Corp. 's variety of lousy governance is simple -- one man exerts control wildly out of proportion to his stake in the business.

He chuckles at it but gesticulates wildly while expounding on the benefits of fast fashion and saving Italian manufacturing.

It has been trying to enforce rules for financial fair play to prevent teams from spending wildly on players.

so the King and the executioner ran wildly up and down looking for it, while the rest of the party went back to the game.

She began to shop at thrift stores and buy wildly colored vintage clothes, and put patterns and colors together in a magnificent way.

The top of head look like the fire upwards flee in the ground of Tu Tu, river Zhi orchid heart the momentary wildly jump.

The wild flowers, grasses, bugs and birds, need no conventions and regulations, let me act wildly just like a child.

Right now, their profile is of a wildly erratic volcano that can be mild, or violent prolific in its eruptions, or passive for centuries.

and suddenly she was rising off the floor, legs kicking wildly as she struggled in Ser Jorah's grasp.

So the conclusions and policy prescriptions he infers from them are just as wildly wrong now as they were then.

These were the images of the art critic who was known as the "barbaric instinct" embodied - pornography, scream, laugh wildly.

He sees that girl attacks wildly, a word that did not think of that girl is frightened his arris a long time.

"Today the forces of occupation are gathered at our gates, " he shouts, wildly gesticulating and with a voice cracked with emotion.

In a flash, waves of past memories were flooding over my mind and my heart was like a drum being beaten wildly.

it is all the more important when regimes and rates differ wildly in the onshore world.

A couple of current examples are the name "Brandon" for boys and "Ashley" for girls--wildly popular names that have no history in America.

So the phrase now refers to an assumption that appears to be grounded in fact, but might at any moment turn out to be wildly mistaken.

And more, The wetland has wildly been used in many countries because of its efficiencies and relatively low capital investment.

waving arms and legs around wildly near the bottom of the sea.

Those who study the roots of Chinglish say many examples can be traced to laziness and a flawed but wildly popular translation software.

exaggerated adj. : He made some wildly exaggerated claims about what they had achieved.

Chavez, leader of a self-described socialist revolution, is wildly popular among the nation's majority poor.

'It is! 'replied Ham just as wildly, 'and I'm sorry, Master David, but he's the wickedest man I've ever known! '

Marie was nearly paralyzed with fear as she stumbled down the road toward them and waved her arms wildly.

Since nobody has built such a multidisciplinary lighting product before, approaches have varied wildly.

Reasonable skills with SQL and know at least one of wildly used data base.

He gestured for me throw it back and i watched it spiral wildly to the left and hit my girlfriends mom in the face.

He ran wildly, pressing his hands against a bloody wound in his stomach.

Mark churned wildly through the muck trying to keep up.

At the end of the game, the whole crowd got to their feet and cheered wildly.

Isaac Newton, one of the greatest minds in history, speculated wildly in South Sea stock and ended up losing his shirt.

Since gas prices in different parts of the world are set by quite different mechanisms, they vary wildly across the globe.

My heart pounded wildly as I walked inside the dark garage.

It was midnight, there was not too much traffic, and my bus was running wildly on the road.

"We're profitable, " he said. "We're not wildly profitable, but we're paying our bills. "

He gesticulated wildly as he tried to make her understand.

Every single one of the books was wildly inaccurate, but their air of vague and generalized omnipotence made them immensely popular.

Wildly impractical, but a giant-dipping-bird farm sure would be a sight to behold.

Crowds or people wearing neatly ironed white shirts and striped ties line up around the block to get into the wildly popular events.

Wildly the horse careered, the waving dark hair of the boy tossed, his eyes had a strange glare in them.

Like last week, with stocks lurching wildly with the headlines -- up by triple digits one day, down the next.

The girl was frightened that he would fly away. As he flew close, she grasped him wildly.

'Oh! I think he loves me, ' cried the child wildly. 'Let me lie by him. Pray do! '

Also, a woman who moves wildly while on top of a man during sex can break a man's penis.

Nothing in her record is wildly out of the mainstream.

It used to be fairly common for implementations of file formats to be wildly incompatible.

Furthermore, cost estimates for government programs have been wildly optimistic over the years, especially for health care.

Once he almost missed a branch and had to swing his arms wildly before he could stabilize his body. Then he squatted down to rest.

Uncorrelated optimal discriminant plane is an important feature extraction method and has been wildly used in the pattern recognition field.

Because even the historical critical method can render wildly varying interpretations of these texts.

The Finnish children are rarely treated with medicine, while medication is wildly used in the United States.

It gladdened him greatly, clapping his head with shout and dancing wildly.

But insiders had come to like the wildly above-average profits they were making and so made sure the trade barriers stayed in place.

The common theme was that markets had grown wildly overvalued.

The system can be wildly used in different testing product lines.

Alice: how about leaves? If it grow wildly out of control?

Alice: how about leaves? If it grow wildly out of control?

Andy backs into a corner in some dingy part of the prison, wildly swinging a rake at his tormentors.

My friends and I had no interest in shopping or pedicures, but that didn't stop us from feeling wildly embarrassed that we longed for love.

It seems they have been wildly exaggerated: Mr. Jobs seemed to be in decent shape.

I cannot say why I felt so wildly wretched: it must have been temporary derangement, for there is scarcely cause.

It was different but so efficient because you could remove people who aren't wildly enthusiastic. '

As versatile intermediates, N-methylaniline and N, N-dimethylaniline are wildly used in synthesis of paints, dyes, medicines, pesticides.

Chips was rent between the impulse to laugh wildly and a bitterness that threatened hot tears.

As an advanced communication technology, WLAN will be wildly applied to the communication system of distribution automation.

This statistics varied wildly in Vietnam, but rose dramatically as the war went on.

Equalization, as a solution to reduce the ISI and the distortion of channel, is wildly used in modern digital communications.

But I would certainly argue that the consensus medium-term growth predictions for China are wildly optimistic.

Toddlers & Tiaras, better known as 'the atrocious reality show on legal child abuse', has become wildly popular.

He believed that a wildly rich uncle in South America was going to leave him a fortune.

About 7, 000 known NEOs loop wildly among the inner planets, following paths that shift in response to gravity and the Sun's heat.

"Our goal is to set up our dealers so they can succeed wildly and also can treat our customers well, " he said.

If you can hit him on his eye he will strike out wildly, which would exhaust his strength.

Aside from being wildly entertaining, Iron Man serves up a number of lessons that can be carried over to business.

The bid and its immediate rejection suggest a calculated posturing by both parties designed to produce wildly different outcomes.

One day Hamlet came to Ophelia, who was knitting in her room, and spoke wildly to her.

As a systematic managing method, the Passenger Ticketing System has been wildly applying in a number of countries.

Fortunes can swing wildly over these last three holes, making it one of the most interesting closing stretches in the game.

Often, those Libra scales tip wildly to the extremes before we discover how to be a whole self in relation to another whole self.

Instead of concentrating on study, the poor kid is dreaming of the outdoor sunshine and fields, craving the fun of running wildly outside.

My heart beat wildly at my first public performance, a school operetta.

We are the richer for it: The literature of multiculturalism is wildly original, steeped in a wider world, yet unmistakably American.

Argus Filch burst suddenly through a tapestry to Harry's right, wheezing and looking wildly about for the rule-breaker.

And even if he could somehow be portrayed as wildly hostile to Israel, the Democrats on the Hill cannot be.

At this point, I hope you're wondering how you can set your own Wildly Improbable Goals.

If you're at a recital and your hands shake wildly, sit on your hands for a few minutes before you go out to play.

But now many are struggling to adapt to a market in which smartphones and tablet computers have become wildly popular.

Wildly popular novelist Han Han is the rebellious, potty-mouthed voice of a generation of disaffected Chinese youth.

You just reach over, press it once, and the other person becomes wildly happy for a few minutes.

Under Jobs, the company introduced its first Apple computers and then the Macintosh, which became wildly popular in the 1980s.

The police fired wildly in the air before cameras as the captives were whisked away.

Next, it was Polar Bear's turn. He rolled out across the ice like a big, white snowball. Everyone clapped wildly.

"If they continue to behave so wildly we'll simply cut off their electricity supply" , promises a senior politician to his supporters.

The boat rocked wildly, tossingthe passengers into the water.

Abu Dhabi and Bangalore have so far resisted the downwards trend, though by wildly differing degrees.

These include a new iPad, the latest in the firm's wildly popular range of tablet computers, and a revamped Apple TV device.

She became worried when she realized the workers were still dancing wildly and would not be going home soon.

Arbitration is wildly adopted as a convenient solution to settle the commercial disputes, for its efficiency, low-cost and flexibility.

Brice Hortefeux, the interior minister, wildly overreacted, demanding that he be stripped of his French nationality.

Yet domestic stock markets have spiralled downwards and lurched wildly out of synch with global trends.

The flowers on her grave stiff in frost. Brown leaves tumbling, flying wildly in the frozen air, reburying her.

Everyone cheered wildly when a signal was given and a huge cloth fell from the statue.

As The Economist went to press, there was talk of a compromise that relies on spending cuts and wildly optimistic accounting.

As a format for information transaction, XML has obtained a broad sustainment and has been wildly used in the internet.

Thus, Saccharomyces boulardii is worthy to be wildly used in the treatment of children acute diarrhea.

Now, has SNL called you yet? Because some of your stuff is wildly, wildly funny. -No, no they haven't.

From the beginning, we had wildly different and incompatible temperaments.

The incline was the same down which d'Urberville had driven with her so wildly on that day in June.

DOLD products are wildly used in rail transportation, power equipment, factory automation, medical equipment and automobile industry etc.

But much of the information circulating in China was clearly inaccurate or exaggerated, some of it wildly.

The geometrical model built in the scale of representative volume unit is wildly applied and is justified by mechanical experiment.

Mechanical alloying is wildly used in scientific research, but energy consumption is high in batch production.

Whenever Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was in view during last month's Royal Wedding, he was applauded as wildly as the Queen herself.

Floating charge is wildly used in the international financing, especially in the large-scale project financing.

The existence of wildly different models takes away this intellectual anchor and this translates into more market volatility.

Any two people can have wildly different attitudes toward the same set of experiences.

Coffee fluctuated wildly on uncertainty over brazil's role in the market but sugar and cocoa kept to a narrow range in quiet conditions.

But the past few years of obesity research show that the role of exercise in weight loss has been wildly overstated.

Container is now wildly used in transportation of goods.

Of course , the plural of opinion is not fact. History is littered with similarly bold proclamations that ended up being wildly wrong .

Another example: the adoption of credit cards is wildly uneven among the developed world.

eyelashes are growing wildly too, skin is peeling. my little piglet is still changing. . .

The latest of the WTO's updates on its members' trade policies makes for unfortunate, if not wildly surprising, reading.

Jim was wildly emotional, but from what I could tell, honest and fair.

It is mid-October 2003, and I ponder these questions as I watch a moth flail wildly against the porch light.

Sectors performed wildly differently, as traders bet on how the calamity would affect each business.

Wildly ostentatious events are out of fashion , unless they are philanthropic . Greed is discreet .

He liked to twirl his hair into knots, dance wildly to the music of Jack Johnson and give lingering kisses to his aunts, the family said.

The hours are long, crop prices fluctuate wildly, and a couple of storms can ruin your season.

But he is so young, and his fame so new, that any speculation about his future seems wildly premature.

City historian David Kynaston shows how its policy veered wildly between complacency and an over-sharp contraction of credit.

The quilt of our next to, listen to sounds, or near a few students back, we didn't have a conversation with a wildly.

We drastically understand that each person is sacred and inviolable. Therefore, we dare not to act wildly against others.

Would China ever have its own version of Mad Men, the wildly popular U. S. TV series about sex-driven, chain-smoking advertisers?

People cheered wildly as General Charles de Gaulle and Free French troops marched into the center of the city.

Tangerines , usually wildly popular at this time of year, are selling for less than 1 yuan (about 15 U. S. cents) a kg in Beijing.

Electricity prices in Britain would be tied directly to gas prices, which can fluctuate wildly.

On this basis, stocks have recently snapped back to fair value, having been wildly overpriced.

I told him I agreed that Stevenson was swinging very wildly.

Worry not, Wildcats ! Disney has announced a fourth installment of the wildly popular High School Musical movie franchise.

In terms of content, theme and pacing, the two events are wildly different.

With the rapid development of Chinese stock market, analysis and forecast of stock price are wildly used in domestic investment area.

It would fly wildly with the stumps of its burned wings towards that radiant portal.

and she began to climb wildly up the table leg.

A very few clips break out and become wildly popular, but most remain obscure and are simply shared among a few friends.

CUT TO A SMALL HERD OF DEER , startled and scared , veering wildly off as BUTCH and SUNDANCE come riding along .

Sometimes wildly breaststroke frog forward, sometimes into freestyle, rolls toward the deep water.

Financial markets around the world have plunged and fluctuated wildly in recent months.

A meal rolls out over several hours in a succession of wildly inventive tastes, textures and visual presentations.

For some firms, publicly traded shares will provide a currency for consolidating some of China's wildly fragmented industries.

our nose turret turned wildly to follow it. the electric motors of the turret hummed. the gunner tried to bring his guns around.

The Deep Mixing Method (DMM) is one of the effective ways to reinforce the soft ground, which has been wildly used in China.

The economy is overheating wildly: it is likely to grow by up to 9% this year.

His body writhed, his face contorted, his eyes rolled wildly . . .

The plane had begun to drop and flounder wildly.

Since the summer, the markets have swung wildly with each burst of news from the Continent.

They may not survive, or they may become invasive, growing wildly without predators and crowding out natives of their new location.

He gesticulated wildly to someone unseen, his eyes full of wine and mirth.

The business of issuing euro notes, produced at almost zero cost, is 'wildly profitable' for the ECB, Mr. Buiter wrote.

His regular US economic forecasts for the Financial Times at the new year during the 1970s were widely read if, often, wildly inaccurate.

plant virus disease is one primary crop disease . it distributes wildly and does great harm to economy of agriculture yield.

China's pig prices are susceptible to a boom-and-bust cycle that has seen prices fluctuate wildly in recent years.

Visitors to music shops (there are a few left) are confronted with packages of wildly varying prices.

Over time the two halves of Pangaea developed wildly different suites of plants and animals.

Add a good central midfielder and they'd be an exceptional side but likely to be wildly erratic. Third.

There's a chance, he says, the estimated number of kangaroos has been wildly inflated.

With the development of WEB service, the calendar service base on the WEB has turn up in the net and applied wildly.

We're buffeted wildly by whatever emails, conversations, news, events, demands, that are going on around us.

THE rewards for digging carbon out of the ground differ wildly.

Labyrinth-channel emitters are wildly applied in drip irrigation due to their excellent performance in controlling flow rate.

Some women had wildly adored him, and for his sake had braved all social censure .

They slither wildly as they slip away across the universe.

Judging by the script's tone, the film will vary wildly between the sweet, the saccharine and the zany .

Of course the novel is a mongrel genre, encompassing works of wildly varying length, structure, and literary complexity.

But since that premium seldom swings wildly from year to year, book value can serve as a reasonable device for tracking how we are doing. '

Toys have become a wildly popular art form. And while their shapes constantly change, their magical appeal is timeless.

It is wildly dangerous to assume that Russia's future will simply be an extrapolation of its present.

Incinerators are being built to wildly different standards across the country and even across cities like Shenzhen.

The maniac bellowed; she parted her shaggy locks form her visage, and gazed wildly at her visitors.

Nucleotide is wildly used in the agriculture, food industry and medical industry.

The definition of a great job differs wildly from woman to woman.

For a wildly romantic, often drunk lover of poetry, Harry certainly is pragmatic.

Grinning wildly, he gently pushed her away, openly staring as the light caught her features.

Funding is an inadequate hotch-potch, part-state, part-federal, and varies wildly from place to place.

After that, incomes of the top 1% started fluctuating far more wildly than the rest of the population.

Stocks have traded wildly all summer, pushed and pulled by the fluctuations in the oil market and news from the financial sector.

I hear a door slam and in another moment the madam bursts into my room, her face as red as a beet, her arms gesticulating wildly.

State standards diverge wildly. NCLB's main goal, for all pupils to be proficient in reading and maths by 2014, is unrealistic.

But it has now spun wildly out of control.

But retailers said that gift cards, now wildly popular with consumers, faced similar resistance when they were first introduced.

But it turned out that analysts had wildly overestimated the earnings for the year ahead.

Another shows a hollow-eyed creature with wildly applied red pigment emanating from its body.

The original mobile game is still wildly popular, and now there are plush toys on the market and movie and TV deals in the works.

"Internet companies are known for hiring compulsively, spending wildly, and failing spectacularly. That's not us. "

It's not clear that China's statistics are wildly inaccurate, or even intentionally manipulated, as has long been argued by some economists.

When he arrived at the shop, Oliver was still kicking wildly at the cellar door.

Hold on for controversy though, as this study has come in for considerable criticism with some saying its claims are wildly overblown.

Soon after this speech, Mr Murdoch bought MySpace, an online blogging and social-networking site wildly popular with young people.

Creator of Mylyn, a wildly popular task-focused interface for Eclipse, Mik was part of the AOP@Work cabal.

Even gardens that are within throwing distance of each other can have wildly different soil.

The flip-flow screen is an important screen machine, which is wildly used in industrial production.

Yes, it was painful to hear this but also WILDLY refreshing to have someone just come out and SAY it.

The stock markets, which many experts use to gauge global economies, have fluctuated wildly, plummeting from record highs.

The apps include the wildly popular Angry Birds game and music identifying software Shazam, which comes pre-installed on every i Phone.

The cost of planting trees is hard to gauge, given the wildly varying results.

This will be a wildly happy moment of the month for you.

Two: the palace bodyguard had burst in wildly, filling the president with bullets.

Yes. It's out of character for Jake to dance wildly like that. He's usually so conservative.

Argentine players celebrated wildly after the last-gasp injury time win over Peru.

Harold galloped to the table and they began to circle. Maude bobbed her head wildly.

'Leave me alone! 'she cried wildly. 'I'm ill, can't you see, I can't even stand! Edgar, leave me! '

Wang2 Mu3 laugh wildly 1 and disdainfully say: My love elephant who elephant who! Quick say you to be who!

The fans poured out of the stadium cheering wildly.

Instead of moderate inflation, most of the twentieth century was wildly inflationary, as governments over-issued currency.

In the circumstances, it is hard to be wildly optimistic about how events will play out.

The model is wildly effective: In the eight years since the site launched, it's raised $25 million.